Members of Activision’s Raven Software QA team form a union
The QA testers at Raven Software, a subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, have created one of the first unions in a...
Two years late, Texas is suing Google over its Pixel 4 radio ads
The state of Texas filed a lawsuit against Google on Wednesday, alleging that the firm pushed local radio DJs to...
Airline CEOs say 5G isn’t a big problem for altimeters
The FAA's fight against AT&T and Verizon's new 5G deployment appears to be coming to an end for the time...
Intel to invest up to $100 billion in Ohio chip plants
According to many news sources, Intel plans to invest $20 billion in a new chip-making plant in Ohio as part...
Instagram testing feature that lets creators charge subscription fees
As social media companies compete to lure individuals who can raise traffic to their platforms, Instagram is introducing a trial...
TikTok to let its creators charge subscription fees
TikTok said on Thursday that it is testing paid subscription support, clearing the possibility for short-form video makers to charge...
Tim Cook and Sundar Pichai lobbying US Senators against antitrust law
The top tech businesses in the United States are very concerned about impending antitrust regulations. According to a report from...
Microsoft Deal to Deliver $390 Million Payday for Activision Blizzard’s Embattled CEO Bobby Kotick
Bobby Kotick, the CEO of Activision Blizzard, has gone from defending his handling of sexual harassment and discrimination charges at...
Lyft is spending millions of dollars to prevent Massachusetts drivers from becoming employees
Lyft has already contributed $14.4 million to a potential November ballot issue in Massachusetts that would make its drivers contractors...
Apple, Google Say US Antitrust Bills Would Harm User Privacy And Security Amid Bipartisan Effort To Rein In Big Tech
Apple and Google cautioned US senators on Tuesday that bipartisan antitrust measures aimed at limiting the influence of big internet...